Sentence examples for structural cultural from inspiring English sources
We examined the potential of use of PrEP at both an individual (serostatus, attitudes, perceived efficacy) and structural (cultural norms, stigma, institutionalized discrimination, legal structures, policy environments) level.
This problem is structural, cultural, rising up from social roots laid down centuries ago.
Within those limits, the book is first-rate.Mr Shiller looks carefully at the factors—structural, cultural and psychological that have powered Wall Street to its recent levels.
Shiller, who earned his doctorate at M.I.T. in the early seventies and taught at Minnesota and Penn before moving to Yale in 1982, identifies three sets of precipitating factors behind the recent behavior of stock prices: structural, cultural, and psychological.
In other words, when using that definition of leisure whose central ingredient is lack of coercion one must be sure to understand leisure activities in relation to their larger personal, structural, cultural, and historical context.
Experts tell its leaders that slow growth is structural, cultural, inimical to this land they might as well try to change a persons height.
"We want to see real structural, cultural-type changes tied to this debt ceiling.
"We want to see real structural, cultural-type changes," he told The New York Times in April.
Meanwhile, Michel Foucault 1963, 1966, 1969, 1975), working in a French tradition, was positing the existence of "discursive formations" or epistemes, sets of deep-structural cultural rules that define the limits of discourse during a period.
This structural-cultural dissonance alone might indicate that our apparent initial success could over historical time presage ultimate failure.
Significant structural and cultural change is under way.
